Week 4 Prescription Notes – Give Sony Michel The Ball!

Senior Expert Dr. Roto gives his Week 4 Prescription Notes and he wants the Patriots to give the ball to Sony Michel early and often every week!

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Senior Expert Dr. Roto gives his Week 4 Prescription Notes and he wants the Patriots to give the ball to Sony Michel early and often every week!

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TEAM OFFENSE PASS RUSH YDS/PLAY POINTS

Washington Commanders 4 7 3 4 3

Philadelphia Eagles 6 24 2 11 9

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How will Thursday's Commanders vs. Eagles game go?

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TEAM	OFFENSE	PASS	RUSH	YDS/PLAY	POINTS
Washington Commanders	4	7	3	4	3
Philadelphia Eagles	6	24	2	11	9